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Officials have said that 70 percent of the new diseases seen in the world have been transmitted from animals to humans. Experts participating in the interactive program on 'one health concept' to reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases have claimed that about 70 percent of diseases in the world are transmitted from animals to humans.
They say that infectious diseases such as Covid-19, Ebola, Mers, and Rabies are transmitted from animals to humans.
Infectious Diseases Hospital Teku senior doctor Dr. Sher Bahadur Pun said that there is a risk of zoonotic disease. Diseases that are transmitted from animals to humans are called zoonotic diseases. Pun said that the number of patients bitten by foxes is increasing. The foxes that used to run away when they saw people are now walking to attack the hull.
dr. Pun said that there has been an increase in the number of people who have been bitten by dogs in the hospital recently. . "Currently, 91 percent of people who come to the infectious disease hospital are bitten by dogs, while 5 percent are bitten by monkeys," he said.
Similarly, Veterinarian Dr. Savina Mishra also said that the risk of foxes is higher than that of dogs. Mishra said that in Chitwan, foxes used to walk around tied up and bite people. According to Mishra, the risk of rabies is greatly increased due to fox bites. According to
studies, more than 80 million people go to bed hungry every night in the world. Not only that, as much meat is needed in the world now, By 2050, that rate is expected to increase by 70 percent. However, the production rate is decreasing by 20 percent due to the disease seen in the animals.
Prakash Dhungana, Chairman of Chitwan National Park, Central Zone Management Committee, said that both sides are at risk because the relationship between humans and wildlife is close. His argument is that it is necessary to reach public awareness in terms of health.
Dr. Ganesh Pant, chief conservation officer of Chitwan National Park, clarified that wildlife protection is necessary for a healthy ecosystem. He expressed the idea that the core of a health concept is how to keep the ecological system healthy by considering human health.
Dr. Kamal Prasad Gayre, a senior veterinarian, said that about 70 percent of diseases are transmitted from animals to humans. He said that if there is an epidemic in Nepal, there will be a huge loss.
